Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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Ol Bearing Drums And Leaders Calls S7 'Y' i - Q 'Q Y, 5 it if ,G A x t fi. i l ' ' f vi., 'f ' s 1 M 7 1' f L ' wh , ' ,D ' , ff, - , ' . Avo Jane Sawyer, Gail Thaxton, Joanne Thomas, Debbie Townsend, Vicki Walworth, Linda Williams, Vonnie Woodward, Pam Youngblood. HV71' 'Na H N, J :fivfvr ff f W ' 91 fm , ' Left: What's this? -A yell from Elaine Hamlin during a parade while Penny Key looks patiently for the next command. Top: Margaret McKamey steps high to the rhyihym of the Tom-Tom. Above: Penny Key, Kathy McKenzie, Sherry Walker, Phyllis Griffon, Pam Youngblood and Vicky Walworth stand a rigid attention awaiting their next command. 51

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Redslcin F X X , ,ik Sandy Pace and Marie Petersen go through one of their routines after school, marching high and long during one of their countless practices. Maidens March To Sound Marching in all home football games promoted school spirit throughout the stands. The pre-game show was continually different and colorful with s letter R's, teepees and other various designs. They practiced everyday during seventh period when football season was in session to perfect their dif- ferent routines. All total, the Drill Team had 38 girls as members. Senior Janet Messer led the squad with the help of Junior Debbie Barineau as assistant leader. Head Drummer Agatha Byrne set the beat for the squad's marching feet. Patsy and Sharon Horton were the other two drummers. Mrs. Spears, Sponsor as P. ,:,., H ' . ft if if r T I. 'i ii El kills ' i li I W If I A li! .x ' left , - if I A l ..w M.. 4 Q A . Ai - ,X I H f A 7 ill' V ..1, ff? ' Lk.s. 1 it '. . A -, 1 Linda McSweeny, Sherry Walker, Janet Messer, Diane Murphy, Sandy Pace, Terry Perryman, Marie Petersen, Ann Quick. Diane Murphy, Sharon Horton, Patsy Horton, and Agatha Byrne per- fect last minute errors during practice. tsigg' P ' A? QQ? J.'g3 2 - if jf .A . Vt , W '- ft A A f rw .755 1 ,, V 'N' A :ly . - A' ti f. . lf 4 '- . f V - -fr H, ,,.' ' ., 3, It f f. fn ' ' . 'T '3 ...t-. lit. Jenny Johnson, Penny Key, Betty Laster, Peggy Looney, Sherry Love, Shiela Lucas, Margaret McKarney, Kathy McKenzie. 50

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Riclcords Anchor Club Mrs. Mary Lynn Wheeler, adviser, offered mony helpful suggestions to the club this year. . . . and so forth Concludes Debbie Towne's reading of the lust meeting minutes. Mario Griesbcum, Anno Burnett ond Beverly Burnett all listen intently os Pat Little ponders over her report to be given next. Accomplishes Much To serve both fomily ond community is the pur- pose of Anchor Club. Since their orgonizotion lost spring, Anchor hos bounded into the spotlight os one of the most successful and populor service clubs ot Rickords. Co-sponsored by Mrs. lviory Lynn Wheeler ond Mrst Betty McCollum, Anchor, under the leoidership of President Suson Chester, hos token port in mony worth while functions, both civic ond school. During the summer, Anchor mode over S100 collecting soft drink bottles. They sponsored o pre-school dcince ot Loke Brcidford cind o Hollo- vveen Dcince thot both proved successful. Anchor hos odopted o Gronny ot Tollohossee Convolesont Home. The Granny serves os o moscot ond is visited every Weclnesdoy by Anchor. Eoch Soturdoy, members of Anchor go to Sunlond to help with the core of the potients. Anchor pointed signs oround school to help control congestion ond confusion. ln the ovvords ossembly Anchor presented o S50 scholorship to o worthy servicer. 1 , ree, A ff : In 2' Kcren Allen ,- ' Debbie Borineuu L9 , ' 1 S ., -, it 53- , K , ' . .f , . . rin 13' Q n .5 -k,g Annu Burnett Beverly Burnett Cormelita Byrne Cheryl Cassovcnt f F f.'.f'f,-fs -3 xi . w-do it r X . 'Q A' Q ,LR , .fc , u Kathy Chester Susan Chester i S' . Q F it iris